Emergency preparedness plan

A Grab List is an essential part of a 72-Hour Emergency Kit...things that aren't realistic to have packed and ready to go, but are extremely important. Don't wait until you are in the moment to think through what you should take! -PlanForAwesome

It's not fun to think of emergencies - but they do happen. Stay organized and prepared with your own Emergency Binder!

How to Set Up an Emergency Preparedness Binder and Free Printable to help you be ready for any emergency that might come your way

What to pack in an emergency go bag, and be prepared for any natural disaster! Includes a free printable Emergency Go Bag packing list.

Preparedness is defined in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as... "the fact of being ready for something : the state of being prepared." This past Saturday, I had the opportunity to attend a Relief Society Super Saturday all about Emergency Preparedness. It was great to be able to visit with the other sisters in the ward and give each other ideas on how to be prepared. I was excited to be able to share some of the things I have put together for my family. I thought I would share them on here…

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Want to prepare for disasters ... but not sure where to start? Click here for printables to get your family started with a family emergency plan. Great ideas for beginners. Binder inserts, covers, posters, handouts. Your family deserves a plan! "If ye are prepared, ye shall not fear." D&C 38:30

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So guys, remember when Jessica posted this awesome Make your own 72-Hour Kit Tutorial? So I decided it was time to finally make mine up, and I want 3 of them, one for each car and one big one for the house. Since I will be doing all three of mine over time, I thought I should type up the list of items I would need and keep it on the fridge, that way I could check off things as I add them and be reminded to keep working on them each time I see it. Then I thought I

Learn how to make an Emergency Binder, complete with a checklist of what to include. Know where all your important documents are in an emergency with an Emergency Binder.